WorkSafeNB has developed an information package to help introduce health care partners to WorkSafeNB’s network of care.

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Sometimes, a psychological injury in the workplace doesn’t happen all at once. Sometimes, a work-related psychological injury happens gradually due to significant stressors, such as bullying and harassment, that take place over time.

For the 15th year, WCB Nova Scotia has been selected as a Top Employer in Atlantic Canada by Mediacorp — a designation that recognizes leading employers in their industries in offering exceptional places to work. The WCB was named among recipients of the Top Employer in Nova Sco

The Workers Compensation Board (WCB) is pleased to share that employers continue to report high levels of overall satisfaction with their WCB service experience, matching the previous record from four years ago.

March 26, 2024 (Winnipeg) – SAFE Work Manitoba, a division of the Workers Compensation Board, has announced the winners of its annual Norm the Safety Contest. The annual contest invites high-school students across the province to use creativity to show young Manitobans how to &#

What happens when domestic violence follows victims to work? The New Brunswick Domestic/Intimate Partner Violence (DIPV) in the Workplace Committee has launched a new 5 Module E-Course entitled It’s Your Business: A Domestic and Intimate Partner Violence (DIPV) Workplace Toolkit.

The SAFE Work Manitoba Training Portal is a robust platform housing both SAFE Work Endorsed Training and general training courses. This centralized hub enables workers, employers, and training providers to conveniently access and manage safety and health training through a single, use

As we observe National Poison Prevention Week, it’s crucial to shed light on a silent yet deadly threat that often goes unnoticed: carbon monoxide poisoning.

Workplace injury and fatality rates dropped across the province last year Total injury rate is the lowest in the province’s recorded history 2023 Total injury rate was 3.95 per 100 workers compared to 4.33 in 2022, an 8.78 per cent decrease 2023 Time Loss (Time Loss + fatalities) inju